Sentence examples for Centering from inspiring English sources
noun
Temporary wooden structure built to support an arch during construction
With all the headlines and speculation now centering on Cantona, Cole will, perhaps, switch quietly if not totally unnoticed into goal-scoring mode.
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed last month, Mr Nader observes that "A convergence of liberal-progressives with conservative-libertarians centering on the autocratic, corporate-dominated nature of our government may be growing".
She placed her textbook on top of her notebook, centering it precisely, then raised her head and waited for me to say something.
Writer visited Dr. Lorenz for five days and he tells about the scientist's observations on the behavior of animals & birds, much of it centering on the question of what is instinctive and what is learned.
He is my life now, my male muse, my polestar centering me steady and right... Monday, May 19.
A legal fight followed, centering on the Sioux rancher who, for five thousand dollars, had sold Black Hills the right to dig out the dinosaur but whose land, part of an Indian reservation, was being held in federal trust.
"How can we do that without lawyers?" Piaguaje had flown to New York to attend an oral argument before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, centering on whether Judge Kaplan had the authority to stop the plaintiffs from collecting on the Ecuadoran judgment anywhere in the world.
The story is a series of vignettes centering around these three themes.
Some liberal pundits defended the economist from Mr Emanuel's brush off, saying that lefty criticism made a larger bill easier to pass, by re-centering the debate to the left of where it would have been had liberals all agreed, from the get go, that $800 billion was actually just the right amount.
The sort of devotion appropriate to God involves centering one's life in God, and while one can center one's life in x-and-y, one can't center one's life in x and also center one's life in y.
Hu Shih (1891 1962) continued this tradition of reconceiving and re-centering Chinese thought away from the Confucian scholasticism that had dominated since the decline of Buddhism.
